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市場調査レポート
商品コード
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世界の屋内農業市場：成長、動向、および予測（2020年～2025年）Indoor Farming Market - Growth, Trends, and Forecast (2020 - 2025) |
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| 世界の屋内農業市場：成長、動向、および予測（2020年～2025年） |
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出版日: 2020年05月01日
発行: Mordor Intelligence Pvt Ltd
ページ情報: 英文 120 Pages
納期: 2-3営業日
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世界の屋内農業市場は、予測期間中に7.5％のCAGRで成長する見通しです。同市場は、限られた土地利用、水効率、気候変動のない管理された農業の利点により、急速に成長しており、水耕栽培、空中栽培、アクアポニックス、土壌ベースおよびハイブリッド技術などの屋内農業で新たに拡大しているシステムにより、予測期間中のさらなる成長が予測されています。
当レポートは世界の屋内農業市場について調査しており、市場機会や動向、成長および阻害要因、成長システム・施設タイプ・作物タイプ・地域別の市場分析、競合情勢、主要企業のプロファイル等の情報を提供しています。
The Global Indoor Farming Market is estimated to register a CAGR of 7.5% during the forecast period.
The market for indoor farming is experiencing a rapid growth owing to the limited land use, water efficiency and the benefits of controlled farming devoid of any climate changes. The advent of indoor farming has also spurred concern over the environmental impact of conventional farming practices, globally. The indoor farming market report is segmented on the basis of the current growing systems, facility type, and various crop types. The report also includes a segmentation analysis based on geography covering all the major countries across the world. The review period considered for the report is 2015-2018 and the forecast period is 2019-2024.
Decrease in Global Per Capita Arable Land
The concept of indoor farming has induced a paradigm shift in food production with the minimization of land use. Owing to the newly growing mechanisms in indoor farming such as hydroponics, aeroponics, aquaponics, soil-based and hybrid techniques, the market is estimated to grow rapidly during the forecast period. According to the World Bank database, the total arable land per capita has decreased from 0.199 hectares in 2010 to 0.192 hectares in 2016. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation has reported that land degradation is the major factor causing the reduction in global arable land. Singapore has set an example by optimizing its agricultural land use by means of vertical farming as a part of its Food Security Road Map, which is an outcome of the 43rd Committee of World Food Security held in 2016. The various advantages of greenhouse farming and vertical farming, such as limited land use, year-round cultivation, and longer shelf life, are further driving the overall indoor farming market globally and in the Asia-Pacific and African belts in particular.
North America - The Largest Market for Indoor Farming
North America accounted for the largest share in the global indoor farming industry in 2018. With the help of high-efficiency LED lights and enhanced indoor management practices, the US growers have been able to adopt large scale indoor farming and are expected to reduce energy lighting costs by 50%, hence reducing the carbon footprint of controlled environment agriculture. As per the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the average yield of conventional lettuce farming doubled by two folds, when cultivated through vertical farming. According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation, drylands in Mexico occupy approximately 101.5 million hectares of land, thereby thrusting the need for indoor farming practices. Canada has also seen a positive growth trend, contributing significantly to the world exports of hydroponically grown tomatoes. The growth of hydroponics and aeroponics systems in the region is further driving the overall indoor farming market, majorly due to the increasing focus on adopting innovative and efficient technologies to improve the yields.
The market for indoor farming is highly fragmented with the top players accounting for a minor share and the other small companies capturing the major share in the market. Some of the notable players in the market are AeroFarms, Bright Farms Inc., Bowery Inc., FreshBox Farms, Metropolis Farms Inc., Garden Fresh Farms, Village Farms International Inc and others. The most adopted strategies for these companies have been mergers and acquisitions as well as incurring investments for setting up of farms globally. For instance, AeroFarms, the aeroponics giant based in the US, included IKEA Group and Momofuku Group for investments worth USD 40 million for its global expansion in 2017.
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